In recent years, the number of cameras for traffic enforcement in the city of Buenos Aires has increased with the aim of improving road safety and reducing the number of road traffic accidents. There are more than 200 installed cameras, designed to detect violations, such as speeding, running a red light, violations of pedestrian crossings, and the use of exclusive lanes for public transport.
The cameras are located at strategic points: in major avenues, in school zones, and at intersections. Some residents and motorists refer to them as "fines cameras," but their implementation is aimed at enhancing road safety. Here are some addresses of the installed cameras:
- Rivadavia 5220 and Scalabrini Ortiz, Raul - Avenida Cabildo - Juan B. Justo 3969 and Avenida Corredor - Aros 4471 and Corrientes - Lima Street 1365 and Constitution - Avenida San Martin 6618 and Granaderos - Rivadavia Street 10524 and Miral - Paseo-Colon 753 and Independencia
These cameras assist in detecting violations, such as speeding and violations of red light rules and pedestrian safety.
